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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
RICBNoED TOBACCO MABKEr


The damaged tobacco Sale TOOK place to-day
and the prices obtained were all very salts
factory to the underwriters, or should be Sd
The market today vas not only strong aud
active. but prices are again sitter on all
grades. Il Is supposed that not less that 800
hogsheads ci anged hands to-day, chiefly good
nliers al z 10 iOc
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nailed-Crnshed by q Log.

Especial telegram 10 me DispaEh'l
DUBLIN, Va, July 13.-R. NJ. Echols,
who shot and killed Rufus Hale, was
bailed to-day in $4,000.
William Lyons, while unloading logs
here this evening, had one to fall on
him, breaking a rib and otherwise
crushing him badly.
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Queen Victoria Rather Feeble.

fBy AnglO-American cablo to the Dlspatch.l
LONDON, July 13.-The Queen seems
to he rather feeble. She sat for an
hour to-day on the terrace at Hatfield
house and then took O short promenade
leaning on a stick. During the after
noon she had quite long conversation
with the Count of Paris.
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9ARxErs by fYLgsstPA
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July la-Cotton firm; sales.
1906 bales; uplands, l0Hc. Orleans, 10 1916. (;
net receipts, 80 far this week, 3,fii bales eK-
ports-io Great Britain. 1871 bales; 10 the Con-
tinent, $3.50 bales. Southern -four quiet GJd
ffm. Mheat-Sp halAc. lower, closing
heavy; No. 3 red, July, s3aStc.; August, S5'.a
s43.c. CorD-spot firm. closing shade
higher; No. 2. July. nominal; August. i34a
s5c Cats without any change OF Importance.
ruling steady, with moderate strength 10 tbs
closing Hops quiet and unchanged. Coifee-
SPOT fair RIO Grm 81 $40; options higher and
moderately active; No. Z Rio not quoted July,
xi7IJaSi530; August. sl7.40asI750. sugar
prm and fair demand; fair refining. 7-l6c. /;
refined firm and la good demand. Molasses quiet
and unchanged. lice steady; demand fair.
Gotten seed oil-34a35c for crude: 42Ha3ic.
for refined. ROsin duh and weak at slag.io.
Turpentine duh at 33llc. Hides In moderate re-
quest Wool steady. Pork stronger and mode
rateIY active; mess. fi5ati5.25 for old Si6a
<lGyO for new. Beef steady. Miidles dull
and nominal. Lard opened stronger and 5a7
points higher; closed weak with the advance
psrlly lost: western steam, spot, sbSSA; Au-
gust, e. sOa.Ggj. freights firm.
CHICAGO.
Ca,cEeo, July ia-Cash quotations were !:
WheAt-NO. spring. 1laii &C.. (: No. 3. &c.; No.
z red. 73sa,4c. COrL-No. :. &Isc. O@ts-No
2. c6a26Ac. Mess PORK, si5asl6. La $3.50
short riD sides tioosel. f80ja.S.l 10 dry-sslted
shoulders Boxed. t5.90ss6.0o. short-clear sides
lboxedl. s. 20sfs -. Whiskey. sl.i0.
Leading futures ranged.
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E:i,ed by Il Failing Tree.

ISUUCllI ItItEI hIII 70 sIlO u
NoRFoLK, July l3.-This morning a
colored man named Jamison, OF Nor
folk county, while telling trees on the
line of the Atlantic and Danville rail-
road. near the Nansemond-county line,
was instantly killed by tree falling on
him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
The "wets" Win In Rockingham

HAREIsoNBuBG, VA, July 13:-The
local-option election, which was held IN
Stonewall district, in this county. yes
terday, resulted in a victory for the
"wets" by something over 100 ma
iority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
Collision on the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Road.
Try telegraph to the Dispatch

NY Telegraph 70 NC DsPHIcH'I
STAUyroN, VA, July 13.-Two freight
trains on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
wav collided last night at Craigsyllle.
Both engines were wrecked and Brake
man Coffman, of Charlottesville, was
badly hurt, his throat being cut. A
misplaced switch caused the accident.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, July -, 1857

WEDNESDAY, July IL, NsI
sMEs-FmST BoABD.-s,0O0 Richmond city
~ (B. C.) at IC3; 1890 Richmond city isa iOj,
1890 do. at 1t3.
SRCoED BoARD.-300 southsde 2's due 1880
atioCh iOshares Union Bank Of Richmond ATS.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
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nnf.nC.Inun peanla.

drop Julien Binford line at 1902 Main
street if you want anything in the way
of good Liquors end Cigars or Teas
and Cofiees-in fact everything usually
kept i'll tirst-class grocery store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
HlLrIwORg STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd, July i3.-yirginia 6's, con-
solidated, with coupons, 49, past-duc coupons
C3b do new 3s. e3N do. i0iOs. with cou-
uCfs, 30. BID today
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nARIsE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JuLv IS. isr.


Schooner l. A. Rose. Rose, Georgetovo, coal
y. II. Hawes
schooner Maid Of the Mist, Niles, Baltimore,
ccai, =. Il. Inthrop a Co.
Schtoner r. A. Smyrt. Travsr. Baltimore,
fire. piick and retort, City Ga~WortA
Schooner Mary Z. Graham. Powell. Pniindsi-
phia, zeal, y. y. Latirop q co.
schooner Mary c. Carroll. rrambsrs, Phila-
delpbia. ecei, Brighthope hallway Company.
schooner J. H. Nandusen. booys. Perth AM
boy. cement, Warner Moore.
Schooner John T. sanford. Hendren. keu-
nebec, Ice. Richmond Ice Company.
= Schooner Rachel seaman. smith, keDnebec.
Zee, Richmond Ice Company.
Steamer ARIEL. Deyo, Nerfolh, United Ssssss
mail. merchandise and pAssenssrA L = t.
schooner yirxipia Dare, Insisy, City Pcinl v
load poplar sooi for E'fton.
PogT oY SEwPoRr NEWS Jriv 70. isss.
fHy tsiesrapa.l
ARnvRn.
stcsmship Guyandosis. Kslisy. West Point.
schooner A. II. Howe. BossoE-
sAliRnI
schocuers sue Williams, peAca, ue0oklyn,
Ersstus wi'ean. Bennsss, bossoa; 0raxo n
Chambers. Laaes New york
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14

CHICAGO. July ia-Wbsat opened fairly
August started at 723kc, but within IA boar
after the opening squirt Of local selling hs1
hammered II down 70 7iAc. A large share Of
tits eesier feeling came irom free receipts Of
new wheat In ". Louis and other markets and
much talk vas heard Of exporters' actions. ss
they only took IN 90 buahels yesterday 81
New York. and 10 ives veil ON 10 noon hero be-
fore Il could 10 learned that they had done
snythtng a. all today. Whom Il was found
they werc still Stocking aroma" squirt OF
local buying bilowss, watch iaiacsi rs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
GRAIN AEp C0TToE EZcHAHog.

RICHMOND. July 10. 1851
0RyERIsGe
WUEAT-sG bushels.
CORN. COO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-shoTtbeuy III bushels common "a
very good, at 20 20 Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
FINANCIAL
ssw Yont sAI7IxoRs. AND sraz.
Hoyn STOCK xxoHAxsEM
fBx telegraph 70 the pispacAl

NEW YORK, July IL. The stock market early
I'm the day showed no change from the uuiness
and etagnetion Of tho past two days and gaze
no promise Of spything different About noon,
however, several srnders began 70 oner I'm
cinnatl, Hamilton and Dayton stock The iast
sale. which was some weeks ago. was 81 40.
aud the stock was offered to-day down 10 par,
a sirgle sale. however. was recorded during
the day. simultaneously WITH this experience
vigorous aftark was made upon the generai
list. which succeeded In bringing out consid-
erable long stock from weak holders. snd ma.
terisl declines were established In many OF the
active stocks Union Pacific, Missouri Paclnc.
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and ldianapo-
liz, and New Englsnd we're especially promi-
rent. There was no news whatever 10 cause
q De cline. but uncertainties end conhhlirtory
rel orts IN regard TO the Baltimore and ONO
deal las caused a feeling Of nervousness which
rendered the list specially open TO sucn AZ
tacts Coal s;ocEs g. as class, were ALSO remarks-
bly weak jersey Central especially. while
ito selling Of Reading was very hcSvy, thohgh
IL met with considerable support There
ives something OF rally from the lowest ng-
ures tut the feeling remained 70 the cioss
feycrish and unsettled. Total sales. H5op
shares. The entire active list u lower, ana
Union Pacific Ia of 81, Pacific Mail ~. MIS-
souri, Pacific. Omaha. and Western Union :,
Louisville and Nashville, Lake Shore, New
England, aud Reading =. aud Laekawanna ~.
NEW YORK. July l3-Ao0n. slows duli aai
steady. money easy At 4siH per cent kx-
change-IOng, 4sgA; short. iS3E. Govern
meDts dun.
Ereniag.-Exchange dun and stoady. Money
casy at to 6. closing offered f. snb-Treasury
balances-Gold. iS4.O96.000; currency, slsiO!.-
Ooc. Governments duh per cents, 1''s; ~
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
fpano,.tat for tho pisnatchI

JrLY i3-Market continues very firm. No
ceipts extremely light from the country. Light
transactions In prime goods reported to-day at
quotations. Prime, 4hatkc.: fancy. f4c !:
common. sKa3kc.; shelled, Siaihc.; factory
hand picked. lAa5hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14
NEW YORK COTTON FurusEs.

Gxw YORK. July l1-CottOn--Gross receipts.
$50 bales Futures closed nrn sales. 1890
bales; July, 80 23aiiO 25 August. ti0.e5asi0,E:
September. s96'as9GS; October. sejg: Noyem-
her. So ilai9 a December, t9.tissg.i3; January,
,O l5ayo AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-14

COTTON bEFCkE
Market quiet.
QOoIATI( rs.
EIDDLIHG.-lic
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

Tho city OF Chicago WAS ripe Tor .
,svo ution and the revolut on came In
over vhelming force yesterday. That
Dam ocrattc demagogue, Garter HAITI.
son. had been Mayor Of the city Aoons
eieht yesrs, and what Was the result!
TSs city has been In the hands OF the
vorst elements OF society. Boooieism
has been rampant, and more than .
dozen Of the city officials nave oeeh
arrested and are to be tried oeiore the
| oourts for official corruption. Com
nared With the Doodle aldermen OF New
York the Chicago crowd Is . mesner
and more corrupt crew. BAiio' poA
stuffip p has been practiced, false counts
have ssnt men TO the Legislature who
vere never elected. Socialism and
lausrchism have reigned triumphant.
THE led flag o. destruction has oeen
lo.rried Though the streets, aud thf
IHaymarket riot ended In tie massacre
LOT a number OF policemen. The an
larchists have been arrested and con
y,c,ed. and the shadow OF the gallo~'
has only been dimmed by invoking TIE
aid Of the Supreme Court. Another
) scene In the general decentralization II
!CArter Harrison, the Mayor OF the city
when he finds he cannot be re- elec'ed
) attempt to turn the vote OF the Demo
cratic party over TO the candidate OF tn
Anarchists. This WAS goiug iitti'
! too far Tor Democracy that conid oea
even with q considerable amount .
bAliot-boz s.uffipg AMI false counts
/ Doodle officials and corrup; legislators
} The turning point came and 1t cAm'
with q vengeance. L. was expected
8 that Mr.. Roche, the Republican candi
? date, would bs elected by maIorlt.
? ranging from $4,000 to 20 600 bat NJ
: body expected that the msjority woul'
: run up TO 10000. The victory Is du
9 to honest Republicans aud homes
!, Democrats, and Mayor-eiect Roche, |
a he does his duty maniuliy and fear
D lessiy, will not discover the party lip
3 that divides Republicans from Demo
Gratis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW 10
always timsly with its articles. Fresh
articles, and at the same time able on
new sa pje,ts, ss they come to the sur-
kace are always interesting TO It's read
ers. In the April number, 20 2en
nominations and free elections" are
treAted from the advanced thought OF
David Dudley Field. Gail Hamilton
teiis why she Is q Congregatloaalist,
which will be interesting TO those vho
think there is no difference except in
church govern nent between Presby-
asrians and Congregstionslis.s. Dion
Boucioault interests another class Of
readers by an able article on "Opera." "
Interest in war letters 1ever wear ou';
= number OF tbs=S apear In tho pres.
en-. numbess -aH f..sharing," by N.
g. Nelson, AeL interesting topic in
these days Of fS'or and property dis
putea. "fhe Transportation Problem u
by john .. Nelcn, comes in time &c
throw light upon Interstate Com
merce. "a Chaplain's Record" KEEP
by the late Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
Nth comments by Col. David e Ans
tin, Is opportune and timely 30 SCOT
after the death Of that great divine
fresh In the minds OF the people. Their
ID . number o. oster articles of equa
1nterest but those mentioned are suffi
Client alone to invest the April Reyie'
With unusual interest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06


DECEIVED BY the Philadelphln
incoming papers, we stated Yesterday
that the prohibitofy amend meut to the
constitution had carried il Michigan.
After fuller returns have come in, We
have to state this morning tha. the
amendment has been defeated. hus
only by majority OF bout . 500, z
majority so small thai ~hArev-e else
NO bs9e said ahoa: Ihs growth OF pro.
hibitoiy sentiment ia sal prsctic.liy
correct. A mi r.y either way Il
5000 to 1O,0G0 10 such . lavse vY,e a.
was cast In Michigan or Monday c.u.
mot be claimed Us q verg de3isive W..
fDry on an abstract question, b1s viii
= growing sentiment in favor OF ~
hi0ieory laws the shadow upon ia
wall 10 as full Of meaning AZ IL the ma
jority had been the other way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

RHODE ISLAND votes today for
State otfi ceEs, a Legislature and three
important Constitutional amendments.
One OF these amendments abolishes the
property qualification nov imposed
npon voters OF foreign birth; another
pr0vides for popular vote every ten
years upon the stability Of holding G
constitutional COZ vep tior and tbs third
ID . woman suffrage amendment
Whatever may be defearei In Rhode
Island to-day We sincerely hops thu,
tho proposition TO abolish the pro oerty
qualifi cation for voting will 10 aioo:ed
Tho disqualification o, voters simply
because they did not own a few feet o
3snd has been disgrace 70 .hs S;ate @
Roger Willisms, ami the Rapu oltcai
party has been compelled to n area, ex
fent to share that diagrsce. Wheneve
= Mort hern Republican In Congress an
aertook to dsnounce tho mnnipulatso
OF the vote la Southern States, wber
"a, zoo voters cleo tea Conzressmtn q
In Georgia, he had Rhode lsi,u
'thrown into his face We nope IL
Rhode Island voters will wipe out III
diegrace to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

Ribbons. You shall see
them till you tire OF looking,
and a new tint or a new
form at every turn. Heavy
Ottoman, loop-edged, and
the best delicate gauze ct
fects a bewildering variety
between.
There are new names with
the new tints-Crevette, Au-
busson, Azalie, Bengalee,
Suez, Cendrillon, Parme,
Serpent, Hanoi, Silene,
Horeal ard a dozen others
that you can only know by
seeing. Fascinating shades,
such as you might imagine
in an enhancing day-dream.
Gauzes, OraPes, large
Meshed Nets and Velvets
also in these beautiful colors.
Jet in every form will be
very desirable. Some of the
prettiest bonnets are freely
trimmed with it. You'll
think you never before saw
Jet,
Flowers will be prime fav-
orites. Form and tints near
er to nature than ever
Lilaes, wild roses, pansies
forset-me-nots and all the
sweet blossoms Of Spring fl
to tempt a bee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

- New York Herald, after speak
- q 6snasor Sherman's visit to the
Ooath end the views he has expressed,
oave: ST the Republican leaders want
- aeopre some Southern electoral votes
nowt year let them send men like
uAsrman, Blaine, Allison, Hawley,
lAaunds, EvArts, Frye and ingalls,
ITO those States to address the people
- make q thorough canvass for their
roesy. That Is the way In Q Tree
0ouatfy to get votes and carry States,
anA that is the way the Repu oiioan
y~aN~vs have 70 their Disgrace and loss
- loag avoided"
xhs dorAiu 10 right In one sense.
3has ID the only correct way to gain
- support OF States to any cause, but
AAoeo 10 something else needed before
49, can be done. The Herald does not
~ viii not say 80, but there Is no
paper In the country that knows better
ahAa it docs that 1t has been dangerous
- The lives OF Rspub licans until lately
- 10 into the Southern States as they
6o into the Northern States to promul.
0nss their principles. Senator Sher'
0an made his visit down through the
YAich was very different affair from
ao1ng down into that section during az
0aoetion campaign. Whenever the
MseAld will induce the Southern polli'
uiAns to submit to fair elections, falI
ouants and free speech, all the distin-
uuaahed gentlemen named will gladly
= down South and advocate Republi.
60 doctrine, and tkey will wheel
North Caroline, South Caroline, Geor-
NJ. Alabama, Florida, Mississippi and
Louisisna square around into the Rs
Nablioan party, where they all properly
halong by the superior number OF Re
PablicAn voters, who, through Demo
urstic fraud and Intimidation, are nov
Peevented from voting at all. Fcst
speech Is cardinal principle Of th'
Republican Earty and the leaders O
that party would be only too glad to b.
permitted to enjoy Is in tho Southern
States during election campaigns, aut
Whenever the Herald can induce it
>0euthern friends to attend politica
meettngs without having rifles slunl
Dver their shoulder; to permit fol
aud free vote OF the people, and h
count the votes fairly and honestly tn
Bepu SlioAn speaker will be hear
sbroughou. ell the Southern land
? Until this Is done the South will In o.
probability be left In its Democrat
solidity, and Georgia will conrinu
sleoting ten Congressmen with "a GO
votes as she did at the last election.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

How is the fashion drift
iDg? Let US look about a
Bit. Smaller shapes, they
say. The Bonnets are email !;
he Hats are mostly small.
Close round Hats clipper
little Bonnets, bits of bright
ness and sauciness, trlcked
out with ribbons and flowers
The dead bird craze is be.
comirg a memory. Fluffy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

1t really does not pay to
have a single job Of printing
or blank book making done
without seeing Ferris Bros.
about it. Go where you get
neat work at the cost OF
cheap stuff. 3I3 Shipley,
Gawthrop building. mS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06
DIn,,IsTrn's oROEs.

II EUlSTKR'S OkJLi", yyn
X REGlaTERs Vr n,a
NEW CASTLE COIL ,n.i nj nd {
Iron the application Of W,i !. u,
ub"n W ,., arp I. 4. A. Q. I"
n .,I,,,.'ii 80 mi, of Nj ~
~ '''m.,;; cnuniv, deceased, !
and directed By the NJ" IN.
Administrat0r aln', i ,'a,eisl ra.a
nr,ntiny Of letters q A,.li,a .,,G "A
nan III. estate Of ,ht lt't .s'.lp,
non nranting Thereof, " . SiIa'
ments 10 he pV'" mn ...;sal
from the date Oh '. ,..., II y
the most pluiit i' ri !!
~ New Castle. I'ls X. r,,ifI
Sav,ne iemanlg AGAIN.. w 81 .; u
,ho ..,nr or abide by 80 A. ID !
tno ea aas,. made and pro7lls'al. -, ~ q
the same 10 be- lns ,,,l, ,r,N. nesSI
in the Daily RsrubL!e M nj ,pdsi
iishcd In Wilmington; pI ,g' Q. 81 i
ned therein three vs''h ~ h,ad u
~~1 Given under tn ~; ID
49, once OF the Rerirsl s, C,dl
1GLs; Wilmington,i 70 1.i St To-, Z
Aforesaid, the Gay al M1R,hpg0n !
,hs esiate 9th deceascal inps
sane dulv atte5ied 70 mi .al =,
r. A., on or before g = m sa:a 81
IN. Act Of Assembly Ia
WILL !, .nI.ii.''''E
Address, Farmland. Pc"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

TME MUGwUMPs predicted in 1885
stat Il would be a long time nafore the
Republicans would carry Mchigau,
nut Notwithstanding this prophecy the
Republicaps have carried it by ANA
3or.ty OF 10000, over all opposition
Michigan has always been too strong a
Republican S'ste to be caught now y
Groe trade chaff
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06
wiLMrNs.T0n a NORTHERs N. "

WALntT az NOhEhE M hA'h'
limo table in effect Jan. 23rd, 1887. 1raini
leave Wiimirgton TIRE ach st.eet) as follows
For Reading, B.rdsboro. Joanna, spring
netd, Wayncsburg Junction, Manor, Po.ts
nersvillo and all points on tho Philadelphia
and Reading X. h., 100 q. IN. and 24b p. N,
70. Uoatcsville. Embreevlllc, Lonape,
Uhad3's FORD and DuPont's and inferno.
diate points, 7.0t a. m. 2<b, and 4 % D. m.
For West Chester, 7 90 o. M. 40, and A.bt
|p. M.
For New Bridge and intermediate points,
|o.le p. M. Except on Saturday, when trair
will leave at 80 y. m.
A. q. MoCAUSLAND, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent. Conn r'ags. Agt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06
BALTIMORE q OHIO KAiLaOAI

BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFEOT, JAN. ss 1887
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot.
EAST.bOUND:
Phiia. Account odation, daily .s.o0A. M.
phila. Aocorm odation, daily .... $50 A. d.
Western txpross, daily...... lilies q. HI.
Pbfia. Accommodation, daily .....s,l6 r. NJ.
DINO innati Limited, daily ....... $40 z. N.
Phila. Accommodation, daily. $50 II. NJ.
rhii: Accom- modation: daily.....;;:s;9o !. d
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station dsily
except SUNDAY, at lG p. ~; strives IN
Philadelphia 81 3.26 p. IN. Stop at all sta
t.ons.
wEsT.BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily ...........T.4bA A. N
Arrives Ohiosgo lilo next morning. rhu
train does not take baltimore passengers.
Cincinnati Ltmited, daily. .ll.so H.. NJ.
Arrives Cincinnati 7.<5 A. nj. 81. Louis
$50 r. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
oaD. .'............t sur. M
tacns cd leaves Delaware ave. sta. on daily,
except sunday, at 3 20 r IN; arrives In Dan.
ton Mt ESQ p. N. stops at all stations.
/ FOX LhNDENbER3, 800 a. ~. and
90 p. M, daily. bto p. d. daily, except
Sunday.
Trains leave Market Street Station:
i FOR Philadelphia I 30 A. III, IS A. M.
and = % y. NJ. daily. For baltimore @ 90
a. NJ, daily. except sunday. For I.anien.
berg y 6s q. NJ. aud 246 y. NJ, daily. roc
a. IN. and 8 90 +. M. daily except Sunday.
ing car berthe reserved by applying to Il.
~. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
Iw. IBWIN, q, X. LORD.
Superintendent. 9enr Pass. Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

The untrimmed Millinery
will not escape you. Never
before so much in straw to
please the eye. The little
turban shapes everywhere;
they are the mass and one
extreme. Gainsborough ef-
fects, they are the few now,
the other extreme. Between,
many. Here a half sister to
|Gainsborougb, there a cous-
in, yonder a mere hint of the
blood in suggestion of broad
lness.
For children's "fiats" as
well; and the "Russian
CROWN odd as pretty.
We've thought much Of
the children ; more for them
titan we've ever had before
Better things, cutter things,
l And the new room fol
: Trimmed Millinery! Not
: another so good for the pur
pose, they say, anywhere In
this country. A handsome.
. light, roomy room. Easy &c
get into, easy to set out OF
Easy to see in, to buy in.
We are proud of the
! room, proud OF the things
we've put into it.
We ask you to see it ane
J them and the other Millinery
: things to-day.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
" Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
Z and City-hsIl square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06
Ladies',

Ladies',
Easter is coming, and don't wait until
the last moment to visit Mrs. 'Jacobs'
millinery PALACES, as she Is already
very busy and has many spring novel,
tieB tina. cannot be duplicated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-06

nUB.IO 5 ALE OF HORSE, UuTS,
T.. bulls and sh,ats. Village Green,
Delaware County. Pa en-
MOGDAY, APRIL IS 1887.
ati.a0 o'clock, p. m,
head OF horses, 90 head of fresh COWS and
forwart sprinRnrs, yoans Stock bulls, lot o.
good ehoat' This Will be n carefully select
cd lot OF 90 VS. from Laucas ter County, Pa.
Train that leaves Wilmington at 10. 80 or.
rives at Linw, o. in time Tor Hack for vi
lage Green. Two and four months credit.
a. "a. YSON.
i. W. std lam q Son, A uot. a5daw-ts